Thursday, 18 July 2024

Taking tea.

 

We have one or two 'secret' tea gardens locally. You just have to discover them!

This one is in the garden of a lovely stone farmhouse, set down a winding lane. It is only open on Saturday and Sunday afternoons.


Sitting in the shade of the surrounding trees with a Brownie and a cup of tea is a very peaceful way to spend an afternoon.


We have so many places to take tea in Cornwall, beachside cafes, town tea rooms and gracious hotel terraces.

But the secret ones are worth finding!

12 comments:

Donna said...

I'm jealous...how nice that must be!
hugs
Donna

Visits With Mary said...

Secret places to have tea, how lovely! ♥

Aritha V. said...

This sounds so good. Thank you for this lovely blog.

Latane Barton said...

What a lovely, peaceful spot... to have a spot of tea!

Granny Marigold said...

Sounds like heaven to me.

Lorrie said...

What a lovely place for tea. Secret finds are special.

Cheryl said...

What an inviting spot to while away a pleasant afternoon!

Catching up this afternoon, and read several of your recent posts. I especially love the post about your cookbooks! (I, too, have a burnt one.) I understand why you'd keep them all! :)

Terri said...

That looks like a lovely spot!

Sarah said...

Looks absolutely beautiful (the cake and the garden). How lovely x

Julia said...

Oh, how lovely. That's a delicious-looking brownie and cup of tea. I could spend hours just sitting there enjoying the scenery and tea.

Back2OurSmallCorner said...

A lovely place to spend a weekend afternoon relaxing with a cup of tea and a sweet treat. These hidden treasures are a joy to find.

Catherine said...

Lovely place. I remember having scones with cream and strawberry jam when we went to Cornwall! And also my best was Cornish pasties.

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